KARACHI: Lucky Investments Limited (Lucky Investments), being one of the fastest-growing Islamic Asset Management Companies in Pakistan, and DIB Pakistan (DIB Pakistan, a subsidiary of Dubai Islamic Bank UAE), have tied up to provide wider availability of Shariah-based investment products in Pakistan.
In light of the signed MOU, DIB Pakistan will offer Lucky Investments’ Shariah-compliant mutual funds and pension funds through their extensive branch network, making it possible for customers to easily obtain investment opportunities from one of Pakistan’s most reputed Islamic banks.
This initiative will enhance investment solutions across DIB Pakistan’s customer touchpoints – further strengthening ’ commitment to promoting Islamic savings, wealth creation, and retirement planning in Pakistan.
It is an association between the financial knowledge of Lucky Investments with that of DIB Pakistan, having a wide clientele base exceeding 556,596 clients with over 300 branches spread across 100 cities.
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Speaking about the collaboration, Mohammad Shoaib, CFA, CEO, Lucky Investments Limited, stated that, “We are very pleased to partner with DIB Pakistan, which is among the most reputable banks worldwide when it comes to ethical banking. The partnership marks a major step towards our goal of making quality Shariah-based investment options available to more Pakistanis.” We aim to deepen financial inclusion, encourage long-term savings, and contribute to the continued growth of Pakistan’s Islamic finance industry.
Speaking on the occasion, Muhammad Ali Gulfaraz, Chief Executive Officer, DIB Pakistan, said: “At DIB Pakistan, we are committed to expanding access to ethical financial solutions. Our collaboration with Lucky Investments strengthens that commitment – bringing professionally managed Islamic investment and retirement solutions directly to our customers through our branch network. Together, we aim to create meaningful pathways to long-term financial security.”
This initiative reflects the growing convergence between Islamic banking and Islamic asset management in Pakistan and supports the shared vision of both institutions to advance ethical, transparent, and Shariah-compliant financial solutions for individuals and families nationwide.
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